Arunachal Pradesh Voter List in Excel – SIR 2026, Booth-Wise

In Arunachal, reaching a booth can take a full day on foot. The voter list shouldn't take a week.

Sixty constituencies sounds small. It isn't — not when polling stations sit across river crossings, ridge lines and border villages, some serving just a few dozen voters. Campaign teams here don't get second trips. They need to know exactly who's on each booth's list before anyone sets out.

That's what the Arunachal Pradesh voter list in Excel gives you: one workbook per constituency, one sheet per booth, every voter on one row, names in English and Hindi.

Small Booths, Long Walks, No Room for Guesswork

Think about what a 40-voter booth means. Forty people. A campaign can plan for every single one of them — names, families, ages — but only if the list is sitting in a sheet you can sort, not buried in a scanned PDF on page 3 of 4.

Our clients in hill states tell us the same thing: the expensive mistake isn't missing a big booth. It's sending a team six hours up a valley with the wrong list.

SIR 2026 Rewrote the Roll

Arunachal was in phase three of the Special Intensive Revision. Booth Level Officers went house to house, the draft came out in July 2026, and the final roll was scheduled for 22 September 2026.

What changed on the ground:

• Names of voters who died, moved away or were registered twice — removed
• Young voters who turned 18 by the 1 July 2026 qualifying date — added
• Booth numbering — shifted wherever polling stations were split or merged
• Your 2024 booth list — no longer lines up part by part

We build every file from the final SIR roll.

English Rolls That Still Trip Up OCR

Here's the trap: the Arunachal roll is printed in English, so people assume conversion is a breeze. It isn't.

Generic OCR is trained on common English and Indian names. Nyishi, Adi, Galo, Apatani, Monpa and Tangsa names — Tage, Nabam, Taba, Riba, Tsering — get misread or "corrected" into something that looks more familiar to the software. Then nobody can find that voter in a search.

So every name gets checked by a person against the scan, and kept exactly as printed. We also add a Hindi column for every voter — handy for field teams and consultants who read Devanagari faster than Roman script.

(Sample row for illustration.)

What You Get

• One workbook per constituency, with a summary sheet of every booth and its men, women and third-gender totals
• One sheet per booth, named by part number, polling station and section names in the header
• One row per voter — EPIC number, name, relative's name, relation, house number, age, gender, section
• English and Hindi names
• Supplementary lists merged in, deleted voters flagged
• Public roll data only — no phone numbers, photos or caste tags

Arunachal Pradesh by the Numbers

Fifty-nine of sixty seats reserved for Scheduled Tribe candidates. That makes Arunachal campaigns intensely local — which is exactly why booth-level data matters more here, not less.

Pick Your District, Constituency or Lok Sabha Seat

• All districts in Arunachal Pradesh
• All Lok Sabha seats in Arunachal Pradesh
• All assembly constituencies in Arunachal Pradesh

Panchayat rolls (gram panchayat, anchal samiti, zilla parishad) come from the State Election Commission, Arunachal Pradesh. We convert those on request.

How to Order

1. Pick a constituency, a Lok Sabha seat, a district or all 60 seats.
2. Ask for a free sample booth — check the names against what you know.
3. Get a quote for district or state orders; constituency prices are on each constituency page.
4. Files arrive within 24 hours, often instantly.

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When one booth costs a day's travel, the list is the cheapest thing to get right. Start with the free sample.

Contains only data from the publicly available Arunachal Pradesh electoral roll. For electoral, political and research use under ECI guidelines and the DPDP Act, 2023.